Frustration boils over as angry relatives demand more action to rescue those trapped in a coal mine in the northern state of Coahuila as the Mexican president visits the scene
Several of the relatives spoke of their frustration at the pace of the work to free the miners. Their condition is unknown and work has been taking place to drain water from the mine to allow divers to attempt to reach them.
"He just told us that he was with us, he greeted us, and he left. That is not enough, we expected it to bring large machinery that would dig elsewhere to get rid of the water. It took about five minutes. There are large pumps there, and they have not been inserted, we do not know why," it reported her as saying.
"I thank you for coming to take the photo with my pain, with that of my family and the pain of each one of us who are here, thank you. I hope your photographs serve you for your politics, thank you very much for the great visit you came to make us, I appreciate it."
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